Which makes it the lifelong lasting icing on the cake for an investor.Since 1031 is a federal statute it is practiced the same in all 50 states. 

If you've never dealt with snow I would spend some time understanding the expenses that you need to plan for (snow removal driveway, shoveling decks, dealing with ice).

This sounds consistent with things he’s said in his podcast.Oh and by the way, I like chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream.

Yes the market has gone up a lot, so don't bet on appreciation as something that is guaranteed, but it should be viewed as icing on the cake. 

As a kid my dad took me to lodges for ice fishing often.Need a nice warm bed after a cold day on the ice!

irisI say it all the time find a local paralegal and do your home workthis will save you the bar fees and you will be educated about the law in your staterealtors are mostly cream puff seller-(no offense) especially when it comes to something out side the boilerplate contractI bought my first piece of property on a napkin at the black bear dinnermake sure you get in with the title company and make it a habit of being a friend with the county court houseenjoy

But what I heard is that you should go after cash flow positive properties while the appreciation is the icing on the cake.

Last year's summer bookings were specatcular (offseason/winter/fall) have been cold as ice with almost no bookings.  

It can be severely reduced with mediocre property management or creamed with risky deadline debt.  

Ensuring the furnace filters are changed, gutters clean of debris to prevent ice damming.So let me just state, even if you hire a PM, there is no such thing has truly hands off investing.